About me
I didn't start out thinking about systems.
I started in visual design and animation, caring mostly about how things looked. That changed once I saw how often clean interfaces still failed in practice. If the logic underneath breaks, the visuals don't matter.
Over time, I found myself pulled toward the parts of design that are less visible but more important. Structure, flow, and how a product actually holds up when people are using it under pressure.
That shift pushed me toward systems design, the part of the work that keeps everything else standing when conditions aren't ideal.